Awards, Features, Women Directors
From my latest Forbes post on the potentially record-breaking awards season to come:
“I know it is overly optimistic and a tad delusional to think that women could get two nominations for best director, but there are two women — Angelina Jolie for Unbroken and Ava DuVernay for Selma — who should get HARD looks come awards time. The fact that both women have made movies about men will just enhance their chances of getting noticed.”
Read more at Forbes.
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